Revival Concludes with Gibbs at Lebanon Methodist
Concluding services of a revival led by Rev. J. S. Gibbs will be held at Lebanon Methodist Church tomorrow. Mrs. J. H. Allred, minister of music, will supervise special music for the 7 30 p.m. service.
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J. S. Gibbs
Lebanon Methodist Church
J. H. Allred
Archdale Friends Meeting House
Victor Murchison
Winston - Salem Friends Meeting
Deep River
Winston-Salem Meeting
J. Roy Clifford
First Baptist Church
Lexington
Hilliard Memorial Baptist Church
Roy Holder
Choir to Dedicate Anthem to James D. Lloyd Before Air Force Sendoff
The First Reformed Church choir plans Sunday morning dedication of James D. Lloyd's favorite anthem Send Forth Thy Spirit by Joseph Schustky. Lloyd departs Tuesday for San Antonio Texas to begin United States Air Force induction.
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First Reformed Church
James D. Lloyd
Joseph Schustky
Lloyd
San Antonio
Tex
United States Air Force
Ordination at Crestwood Presbyterian Church Tomorrow
Five deacons will be ordained at Crestwood Presbyterian Church tomorrow morning at 11 a.m. The men are M. D. McKin, J. Frank Davis, C. Croson Farr, Herbert B. Hurley and Hugh Coulter. Dr. R. H. Stone of the Orange Presbytery will preach the dedicatory sermon on the subject God's Touched.
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Crestwood Presbyterian Church
M. D. McKin
J. Frank Davis
C. Croson Farr
Herbert B. Hurley
Hugh Coulter
R. H. Stone
The
Orange Presbytery
Stompanato Slaying Called Justifiable by Coroner Jury
A Los Angeles coroner's jury rules Johnny Stompanato's death justifiable. Lana Turner testifies about threats and arguments with Cheryl Crane, her 14 year old daughter, who killed Stompanato. The juvenile court will hear the case on April 24.
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Los Angeles
Johnny Stompanato
Lana Turner
Lana
Cheryl Crane
Cheryl
Juvenile Hall
Juvenile Court
Dist
William B. McKesson
California
Crane
Stompanato
Johnny Stampanato
High Point man in critical condition after stabbing
Police report Griffin Welch was rushed to the hospital around 11 30 a m with a deep stab wound over his heart and a barely detectable pulse. Officers had not captured the assailant by early afternoon and believe the attacker was a woman.
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W. Russell St
Griffin Welch
Spring Cleaning Hints Highlight Tomorrow's Enterprise
The Sunday Enterprise will publish a spring cleaning feature with home improvement tips. Crestwood Presbyterian Church at Five Points grows into a full church and builds a new facility under Rev. William M. Baker, as told by Jane Kerr. Thomasville to open its new library next Sunday with a photo feature by Wint Capel.
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Crestwood Presbyterian Church At
Five Points
First Presbyterian Church
William M. Baker
Jane Kerr
The
Sunday Enterprise
Thomasville
Piedmont
Wint Capel
Cotton Industry In United States Faces Aid Driven Decline
Senator Russell contends the State Department uses reciprocal trade to distribute foreign aid harming the cotton industry. He warns of liquidation threats as foreign competition grows and urges a return to original reciprocal trade aims.
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Hollywood
Fla
Sen
Russell
D-Ga
State Department
Europe
American Cotton Manufacturers Institute
Congress
United States
Springtime Temperatures Spread Across the Nation
The Associated Press reports fair to partly cloudy skies with springlike warmth in most areas. Light to heavy snows linger in New England and the Southwest, while scattered showers hit the Dakotas and Montana. Drizzle extends from lower Michigan to eastern Kentucky as a broad northeastward pattern continues.
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Associated Press
New England
Southwest
Dakotas
Montana
Lower
Michigan
Kentucky
Ohio Valley
Great Lakes
Pennsylvania
New Mexico
Pacific Coast
Plateau
Plains
Gulf Coast
Mississippi Valley
Drug's Role in Death Under Investigation
New York health officials probe whether Marsilidi contributed to Irene Frank's death at Bellevue Hospital on February 3. The department embargoes two Marsilidi package types as inspectors boost oversight. Hoffman La Roche cuts label dosage to 50 mg daily and notifies physicians. Marsilid is prescription only under medical supervision.
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New York
City Health Department
Irene Frank
Bellevue Hospital
Health Department
Hoffman-Laroche, Inc
Nutley
N.J
Food and Drug Administration
Washington
Laborer Implicated In Slaying In Lincoln Park Case
Chicago police say lie detector tests show Barry Cook a 24 year old laborer has guilty knowledge of the unsolved Juli 22 1956 Lincoln Park sunbathing slaying of Margaret Gallagher. Two witnesses including Arthur Besley and Halton Grant identified Cook as the man seen near the attack.
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Chicago
Barry Cook
Cook
Frank Ferlie
Margaret Gallagher
Patrick J. Deeley
Lincoln Park
Arthur Kirk Besley
Ferric
Besley
Miss Gallagher
Gallagher
Lake Shore Drive
Ferlic
Halton Grant
Truman Returns to Capital for Anniversary Address
President Truman arrived in Washington to mark the 13th anniversary of Roosevelt’s death and to address a banquet of World War II veterans. He will also appear before House Banking Committee hearings on recession measures, with Democrats hoping his economic views influence policy.
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Washington
Harry S. Truman
United States
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Warm Springs
Missouri
Truman
White House
House Banking Committee
Banking Committee
Spence
D-Ky
Leateretto
Eroy
Businessman Plans Employee Ownership Of House of Vision Firm
Chicago businessman Bernard Spero 64 says he will turn over his two million dollar House of Vision optical firm to employees. His son Carl will receive 25 percent of his stock while the remainder goes to employees over ten years with conditions to pass only 25 percent to heirs. The plan stems from a retirement trust fund Spero started twenty years ago and now includes 225 employees in 26 Midwest offices. He rejected a syndicate offer of five times the plan's value to protect the firm and its name. Carl is described as an idealist who understands the philosophy.
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Chicago
Bernard Spero
Spero
House of Vision, Inc
Carl
Court Cases Prove Man Is Dog's Best Friend
In New York and California and North Carolina court cases show dogs influencing outcomes. Ed Harmon bonds Blackie the three legged cocker for running at large while a California judge fines a man for injuring a dog he blamed for lawn damage. In Asheville a judge releases a drunken master to the care of his faithful dog.
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Man
Dog
New York
South Charleston
W.va
Blackie
Cocker
Ed Harmon
Pooch
Harmon
Joseph Londeree
Frank Campbell
Oakland
Calif
N.C
Sam Cathey
Roy
Footsie) Ward
Ward
Cathey
Senator W Kerr Scott Improves After Heart Attack
Senators condition improved with pulse near normal and temperature down after a heart attack last Wednesday. Doctors Terry Blair report steady progress, no pain, cheerful mood, oxygen tent in use, wife notes factors like Congress strain and eating. Further updates promised on page eight.
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Burlington
W. Kerr Scott
Scott
Luther L. Terry
National Heart Institute
G. W. Blair
Blair
Haw River
U S Plans Quick Consult With Allies Over Moscow Summit Terms
The United States will seek fast talks with NATO partners to reject Russia's conditions for a Moscow summit. Washington regards Gromyko's terms as contrary to Western policy and aims for a Moscow ambassadorial reply by Thursday. Officials present two theories for the Soviet move.
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Washington
United States
NATO
Russia
Moscow
White House
Andrei Gromyko
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High Point
Clifford
Baptist Hospital
Home Mission Board
Temple Church
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DR. J. Roy Clifford
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Capital
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